The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-02-04
LOCAL

Miss Iatue Paul, foTmerly OF
Bolivar; has been appointed assIs-
tanL postmaster at Milwaukee, Wis.
Mcssrs. J. I. Joyner and Ed
Garter left this week for Texas and
Arkansas, on a prospecting tour.
Hon. @. A. Miller is at home for
the recess,
A large and well selected stock Of
Ie,utiful Wall Paper, cheap at.
Hudson's.
Col. T. z. Upshaw left Bolivar
this week to get the right of way for
the Tennessee Midland Il. r. be-
tween here and Memphis.
Senator Norment will be at home
until the re-assemblmg of the Legs
lature on the 9th.
Paints, Varnishes, and Brushes
very cheap at Huds9n's.
Hon. w. I. F. Thompson, Floater
from Fayette and Hardeman, has
returned home and will remain until
ghe 9th
Mr.. G. P. Smith after a pleasant
visit of few weeks in Bolivar, re-
turned to New York last Tuesday I:
We wish him success.
Buy your School Books at Hud-
sons.
Mr.. g. A. Swinebrold, of Ken
lucky, was here this week buying
cattle.
The free school will open Monday
the 9TH, with Mr.. Fusch as princiPa al
and DIR. Newbern and Miss Walton
assistants.
TO THE PUBLIC.
I shall be in my office at Bolivar
to attend to official bus -Des
every Saturday.
W. A. II. MCDANIEL,
Co. Supt Public INSTRUCT o n
Remember that Hudson's Dug
Store is the place for good bargains
in Drugs, Patent Medicines, Dyes,
Paints, Lamps, Chimneys, &c, &c.
Try him, and see for yourself.
Hatchie River, like Sheffield, is
booming this week, and the rabbits
and poor cattle are taking short OPP
lions on all the high land in the
bottom.
Two car loads of good four year
old feeding steers were shipped
from here to Kentucky last Wednes-
day. Hardeman county has a
quantity oc such cattle that can
be bought at reasonable prices.
Euterprisiug men talk of nothing
now but manufactures and a new
railroad, and look for a bright and
prosperous future.
The committee appointed at the
railroad meeting last week should go
at once To work, and as early as pos
sible place the advantages of this
route before the projectors of the
Midland Railroad,
Bolivar has good schools, good
health, good society and a good rail-
road. She needs two or three more
GOOD railroad, and is generous enough
to want more people to share our
blessings.
The Tennessee Midland built
through Hardeman County by Boil
var would add as soon as completed
ona. Lalf million dollars to the taxa
be wealth of the county, which IN
few years wouls be doubled by
he increase in the value of lands
and the new industries established
The talked of war in Europe has
had no appreciable effect upon oul
stock exchange, Meat is a lit lie
higher and cotton a little cheaper,
but not enough difference to make
our farmers turn all their cotton seed
into cattle, and plant al their cot
ton land in corn.
We call att antion to the card OF
DIR. w. l.. Baird, Of Hickory Val
ley. in this issue. He is an expe-
rienced Physician and Surgeon,
and guarantees cure in all cases
rectal disea ses, or make no charge
Those needing his services should
rive him a call. He Will be in
Bolivar on Thursday in each week
Mr.. Will Thompson and Mrs
Nesson; and Mr.. Geo. Parker and
Mss Emma Jones; Mr., Jona Russell
and Miss Dickens, were married. al
tlelr espoctive homes, a iow mile
south of Boil var, recently: